The Sun. — London, England, 1826-05-15 00:00:00

Per C ' A 4*.f , "\O• .4f -1 • I) 4 / 4 7 t k , (7-e-22-gr - D • • '4J , . , • o 11 # Z : " .. • • " "•1111:P2:!Vf* • v'eg.4 .rs z 4 v i" ." ',7,1 • • . , . 4441 ;0„, 44, , • , 4417: 0 7, Q1).4 %Rev • MONDAY EVENING, MAY 15, 1826. NUMBER 10,507. PR IdE 'SENtN-pitiver. DISTRESSED MANUFACTURERS. Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, bth May, 1826. • A T a PUBLIC MEETING of the Inhabitant s a• of this Town and Neighbourhood, held this Day, for the . purpose of taking into cOnsideration the Distressed State of the Manufacturin g Districts in Lancashire, (The Ri g ht Worshipful GEORGE FORSTER, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair), It was unanimously Resolved, op the Motion of Anthony Eas- . terhy, Esq. seconded by Mr. Alderman Sorabie, that this Meeting sincerely and deeply commisserate the distressed situation of the Manufacturers at Manchester and neighbouring Districts, as well as in other parts of the Kingdom. That the Meeting being" of opinion that the Sufferers are en-. titled "to Public Sympathy , and Relief, they see with true satisfac tion, the Noble and Munificent Subscription recently opened in London for that purpose, and which, they doubt not, will be promptly followed up in all parts of the Country: That, with a view to afford the unhappy Sufferers such temporary Relief as it: is in our power at this distance to yield them, a Subscription bet immediately opened, and That the following Gentlemen be a Committee to manage and. direct the same, with power to add to to their number, viz. Sir Thomas Btirdon Mr Alderman Cookson Mr. Alderman Sorsbie Anthony Easterby, Esq: George Dunn, Esq. That three of such Committee shall be a Quorum, and that they h ave f u ll p o w er to rem it th e Money to' any Managing Com mittee or Committees . for distributing Relief to the Sufferers, either in London or in the distressed Districts, in such Portions, and in such Manner, as they, May think proper. That Subscriptions will be r 'reeeived at the respective Banking Houses in Newcatitle, and at the Exchange Coffee Rooms, Sand hill ; and that C. J. Bigge, Esq. be appointed Treasurer and Honorary Secretary to the Committee. Dixon Dixon, Esq. Thomas Fein:wick, ,Esq. James Losh, Esq. John•Brandli►ig, Esq. That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and pub lished in the Newcastle Newspapers, and such others as the Com mittee may think proper. G. FORSTER, Mayor, Chairman. . The Chairman having left the Chair, it was resolVed unani mousii, that the Thanks of .this Meeting be given to the Right Worshitiful the Mayor, for his Promptnessin calling the same, and for his judicious and able Conduct in the Chair.. . . Subscriptions for the Relief of the Distressed Mantifaciurers of Manchester, and the Neighbouring Districts in Lancashire. Corporation of New . • Pentop and Garesfield castle' 105 ` 0 Colliery 10 0 Doubleday and Easterby'lo 10 Percy Main Colliery.. 20 0 Sorsbie and Co 10 10 Northumberland Wallsend Sir T. Burdon 26 5 Colliery 15 0 Ridley and Co. 52 10 Barrington Main Colliery 5 0 R. J. Lambton and Co. 52 10 Russell's Wallsend Col- Sir AI. W. Ridley, Esq. ___ _ _ liery _ 20 0 . _ 25 0 M. P. C. Ellison, Esq. M.P. 25 . 0 M. Esq: M.P. 25 0 Colonel Dent 5 0 I. and T. Cookson 10 10 John 'James Hind 5 5 G. W. Cram 2 2 James Edgcome 0 5 J. L. Loraine 8 3 A. Donkin 10 10 11 . Pearson 10 10 Walkers, Pinker, Walkers, and Co. 25 0 E. Bulman 5 0 ,Campbell and Co. 10 10 'ltttruner and Greenwell 10 10 P. G. Ellison 5 5 A. Hood and Co. 10 10 AL Wheatley and Co. 10 10 W. Woods 10 10 The SfierlirofNeweattle 10 10 Mrs. Hood - 10 10 Joseph Bainbridge 5 0 Joules Archbold - 3 8 R.'Walteis - 5 0 E.• Walker: - 5 0 George Brummell 1 1 Anthon? Clapham 5 0 William Beaumont 5 0 Jonathan Priestman 10 0 Bultnan - 6 5 Joe. frice,Esq. in 'Addi tion to his Subscrip tion in London 1/. 1 Is. 6d. The Workmen k others employed at the Dur ham and British Flint Glass Works, Gates head 6/. 15s: Oct. Thos.: Arbuckle,' Esq. Gateshead 1 1 Thos. 'Featherston 2 0 Thos. Clarke . 2 0 Eben Frost 2 2 Geo. (Zunis 1 1 R. Blackbird and Co. 6 .5 Harrison Bulman 2 2 John Barrass 5 0 J. Ctielterill -1 1 Shadforth and Todd 10 10 C. J. Clavering, Esq. 5 0 R. R. Rankin 1 1 Mrs. Hodgson, sea. 2 2 Miss Hodgson 1 1 Charles Ogle, Esq. 5 5 Robt. Hedley; Esq. 10 10 Robt. Orroston 10 10 John Bruce 1 1 Wm. Mountain and San 1 1 Rich. Burdon, Esq. Shield field 10 10 S. W.Nicholson, Theatre 1 0 John Hodgson Johnsiiit and CO. - P.. Ryder Minster Dr. Ramsey - Dr. 'Buhriarn - Joseph Crawhall - *lle, Dixon, and Co. Type Brewery 10 'lO J. W. Westgarth 1 1 , Dixon Dixon - 10 10 Robinson R. Gieeiiwell 3 3 Halthea. and Co. - 25 0 3 4 17 ,nea atad_Cp. - 10 10 Alij am i s _ 110 Mr. w ooc it on a - 1. 10' Bttrt eei anti Cruller 10 10 . R. J. Jackson - 2 2 MdtikhOuse 'and Co. 10 10 : Caleb 'Angara - 'Nu. Hula and Co.. 5 6 Isaac CooksOn and Son' 10 10 Thos. Smith and Son's 10 10' 1,04 ,.Wi150n, and Bell 10 10 Locke, 'Blacken, & Co. 10 10 C oOkson,,Cuthbefi,& CO. 10 . 10 Sowerby and Phillips 5 5 C. P. Jackson 2 ,, 2. John AnderaUn'and Son' R. 2 2 R. Wylani - 3 Wn. B. Proctor 2 2 R. Marshall - 2 2 Thois. M. Yoiony 2 2 Hugh James Bennie 2 2 Mrs. and Misses Soz:s bie,: 6 0 Owners of Coxlodge Colliery - 20 0 Manor Wallsend - 15' 0 Ueworth Colliery - 10 0 Btirdori Main - 15 0 Ilewirell 'Colliery - 10. 0 Tyne Main - 10 0 Holibuin Colliery - 20' 0 Pa.wdUp - 20. 0 OUSton ' 15 0 Hotspur 15 0 Heaton 15 0 Walker 10 0 Walhottle 10 0 Willing ton 20 0 ElswiCk 10 0 Townley Main 10 0 10 0 10 10 5 b 3 3 1 1 2 0 R. Bates, Esq. Milburn 10 10 Mr. W. Temple 3 3 Mrs. Hedley 16 10. Miss Hick 10 10 Mr.' Alder I 0 Wm, Turner I Cr Rev. E. Otter 5 5 Mrs. Hedley, 13enridge 5 5 G. Dunn and Sons 10 10 Rev. H. G. Liddell 5 0 Rev; John Collinson • 3 0 Win. Armstrong 2 2, George Forster 5 5 Trinity House . 50 0 Robt. Stephenson & -5 • 0 W. 'Falls 5 0 WM. Lister I 1 R. Pinkney, Ballest-officie 2 2 John Tousey 1 1 Philick too 2 0 W. S. Batson, Esq. 8 0 Thomas Jamiesrai and the' Drapers' Subscription 90 . 0 Mr. G. Airey 2 2 Subicription of the Inha bitants of the Parish of Alwinton, in the County of Northumberland, per Thos. Clennell; Esq. 55 0 Emerson Charnley • 2 . . 2 Thomas Carr 5 0 Henry Hind, Esq. 5 5 T. A. 1 0 Mr. Daniel Oliver 1 1 Rev. M. Manners 1 • 1 Bed lington Iron Cmpany 10 to Messrs. Sewell & Donkin 10 10 Mi. G. W. Stable 2 9 Mr. Rift. Goodlad 6 .0 Mr. John &Hick 5 0 Williarnion, Esq. 5 5 Mr. Ames sillick 5 5 Mr. Jon atlian Col 3 ing, jun. '1 1 The Rev. N. J. Hollings. worth, Haltwhistle 5 0 Thomas l3onner 1 0 A. J. Cresswellßaker,Eaq 60 0 Jos. Arundale, Jun. 2 2 Itichardson'i cutors - Gen. Richardson Mr. Peters 5 0 1 1 8 - SOCIETY for. PROMOTING the ENLARGEAIENT and . BUILDING of CHURCHES and CHAPELS. PATEIOx. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK. PDEBIDENT. .111% Grace:the of.I;ANTERBUR y. PrHE ANNUAL_ GgNERAL MEETING of the above - sobirry !will be held oh THURSDAY, the 18th inst., in • the 'Room of . the Royal Society. of Litera. tare, at No. 2, .Parliament -street. His •Orttee the Archbishop bf CANTERBURY will take the Chair at Twelve -o'cleeA W s : JOHNS()N .iiOD DER, Secrettry. *nifty's Chambers bio.. 2 !Pglittment-street, M tifi, 1828. I)ISTR MANUFACTURERS.-- MANUFACTURERS. At a MEETING of the COMMITTEE, hold' at the City of London Tavern, May 13,1820, Earl HOWE in the Chair: Remittannes for - the relief of the Dialtreiged Manufacturers' were n oted to the following places : To Pilkington and adjoining Townships £3OO tY To Littlebore - - - - 100 0 To llaslington - - 500 0 To Bradford, for the whole parish - 500 0 To Chorky and neighbourhood - - 600 0 To Heptinstall .. !. - 250 0 To High Hoylat n i and Cutnberworth - 200 0 To Bolton, near Clitheroe - - 100 0 To Kirkham, near Preston - - 150 0 To. Heckrnondwike - - - SOO 0 To Bacup, near Rochdale - - 100 0 £3lOO 0 Amount of Subscriptions already advertised £68,551 10s. 10d. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS Mew& Cowie and Co. part of the Proceeds or their weekly . publication (The Ass, No. 6.) .E 1 ss. 4d. R. J. and N, P. 2 0 The Inhabitants of Crick howell and it. 3 neigh bourhood - 38 6 Mrq. Ann Langton, per Mr. Langdale - 20 0 fees': Friend* at . the . Red Lion, Kinkst., Blooms bury, per Dixon & Co. 5 13 NV - Conant - 10 0 Rq ceived at the Bar of the Axe Tavern, Aldermanbury. Hot is and .Kenwortlty 10 10 Jans es Holt - 10 10 Nat'l) aniel 'Hartley 5 5 S. I )rden 2 0 J. Sta tpler - 2 2 D. IA - 10 John prilson - 1 0 31 17 Geo. /6solom - 5 5 G. IL h'. - 5 0 John Hdrnidge ,- 2 2 A Frienil to the Dig tressed; - 2 . 0 Wm. Tho rowgood 10,10 Fred. Tho rowgood 10 10 . Rev. Peterl Raahleigh 5 0 B. C. per V. Hawes 25 0 Mr. Clark, Pentonville 3 A Gentlema n - 1 0 A Contributf on from the Inhabitanti of Kingi, ton-upon-Thames for the general Fund, per Mr. A ld. C 1 arratt BlO 0 S. H. N. • - 1 1 Sir IL J. Edert, Bart., of Windleshatil - 10 0 Geo. Watson Slnyth 25 0 Auonywous 1 0 N. B. - 20 0 Jones, Lloyd, sud Co. from the Batt...Cora- mittec, per lichhbouse and Co. second, Sub, scription 6'?9/. 4a. Gil. W. Webster - 1 1 Sundry small subset ` tions- Ils. 6d. Rev. C. Hodgson 2 0 Rev. H. Freeman 3 0 Hon. and Rev. George Gordon S 8 J. Benson - I H. Harrison (Pletton) 2 0 By sundry small subscrip serip6ons, 181. 171. 6d. Per Harris and Co. omitted. Right Hon. and Rev. Lord Bayning - 25 0 Rev. T. Williamson 5 0 William Smith - . 1 1 Right Hon. Lady Emily Montagu - 5 0 Lady Rose - 5 0 lila Role - 3 0 51i4s Emily Rose S 0 Right Hon. Lord Mac- donald - 100 0 Charles Morris - 50 0 Two Sisters - 20 0 Henry Baring, M.P. 50 0 'William Irby - 10 0 Rev. Sit" S. C. Jervoise, Bart. - 100 0 Anonymous - 2 0 I.ieut.-Colonel Clements 10 0 John Symmons, Padding- ton-house - 25 0 TIN Grace the DAR of . Donk . - - 100 Mrs. Jane Tyrell Boyce 5 .0 Rev. A. B. Wrighoon 5 0 Major North - 1 . 0 0 G. W. Taylor, M.P. 50 0 Diu:twill Dowager of Man- cheater - - 20 0 Dunnell - 5 0 Miss Dutinell - 5 0 Thomas Goodall 10 10 Miami' F. Bourke 10 0 A Gentleman 2 0 Lieuti i -Corimel Brooke 5 0 W. , R. IW Douglas, M.P. 20 0 John Petin.Alien: • 2 2 Per Jones, Lloyd and Co. Henry J.ee audSon 10 10 Gibson, Son, .& Nicholls 10 10 Elliott Taylor. 2 2 Edward Edwards 10 0 Rev. F. D. 1 0 M.l. 2 0 L. A. de la Chaumette 30 0 Robert Dennett 5 5 Collected at Tiverton, Devon, after a Ser mon at the Parish Church, by the Rev. W. R. Whitehead, Particulars of a subscription from Peterborough, omitted : Bishop of Pcterborotrgh 20 0 Dean of Peterborough , 10 0 Archdeacon of Northamp ton - 10 0 Rev. W. Strong 6 0 Rev. .1. • S. Spratt 1Q 0 Rev. Jos. Parsons 10 0 T. A. Cooke - 3 0 Rev. J. Bringhurst .5' 0 Anonymous - 3 . 0 T. Atkinson - 4 . 4 E. Skirrnshire - 3 0 Rev. T. Garbett - • 3 0 W. Bate - 2 0 Rev. W. Head - 2 0 Crisp and 134 - 4 4, R. lindervrond ' .. 1' 0 Mr. Cheshire . 4. 4. W. G, Porter _ 1 1 W: Crip, -jun: - 1 1 Mr. Hoye, - 4 4 B. B.'Goodnian 2 • 2 Rev. J. Hopkinson 2 0 T. Goodman - 2 2 J. White, sen: - 8 8 wa J. Stnith . - 2 2 Mr. Goodman - 2 2 Mr.' 'F.' Goodman - 2 2 "0, and.G. Castor - 1 1 Minister Q 0 0 M. 11. E 1 0 T. M. I 1 R. Avrev 10 0 Wiltshire and Massey 10 0 Thomas Bache 10 0 Clerk, and Porters of Mr. 'l'. Bache St 2s. 6d. CI a rle ,, Eley 5 0 Bev. E. Field 1 1 Oliver, Vi r utson, and Dew• 10 0 First Collection' front M. White, jtm. 1 Rev.: J.. Pratt (Pastan) 3 3 John Gates - 3 8 Mrs. Stevens - 1 1 Mrs. Strang - 2 2 8..131111 - - 3 3 S. W. Mewburn 1 1 Mita Marshall - 1 0 Win. Squire - 10 0 John Brown - I 0 Mrs. and Alias Cox 5 0 Mi. Jacob - I I w.* Bteikle - 5 0 Mr. Weston - R 0 Danbury, per Melon , . Cobb' . 100 0 Sir B. Warnott. Bart. Mrs. Smith(Socon Barns) 1 0 John Williams - 1 0 Mr. Saldsrini - 1 0 ChatideOeil, Derby. Aire 20 0 W.,Evaiis 60 0 Grey Lindsey 50 0 Per Glyn. and Co. Richard P. Glyn 10 0 The Worshipful Com- Mi. Walker - 1 I Mrs. Bowkir - 1 0 Win. Core - 1 0 The Airs. Beharrells 10 0 E. Jenkins - 5 0 Airh. Ibbetsan ' 2 0 Mr. Smith - 1 0 Mr. Ilowis - 1 0 Captain troderwood 1 1 Rev. P..F.Alolunds 1 1 Allis Weston - 2 0 S. Ellis - 1 0 Wilson' and Son - 1 1 W. Morley - 5 0 C. UMplielby. - 1 1 'A. Christie' - 1 0 J. Barber - 1 1 W. Southam 1 0 W. W. Sqiiiro• - 5 ' 0 C. Jeffery - 3 3 _ _ vany of Drapers 200 0 John Molony 5 0 Hunt, Fourdrinier & Co. 10 10 Rev. Charles Lane 21 0 Rev. H. J. Ridley 11 5 William Laurence 10 10 Lady oiyn 30 T. D. 5 0 T# B. 1 0 Thomas Carr 10 0 H. W. Masters 1 0 J. Renwick, Newcastle 10 0 Per Fullers and Co: A Poor Schoolmaster 0 5 Mutnford Campbell 5 5 The Worshipful Com pany of Scriveners 21 0 Samuel Cohen 5 6 Samuel Cohen, jun. 1 1 Per Drummond & Ca. G. J. Gibson - 5 0 Peter Rainier -5, 0 John Curties - 10 10 Miss 'Cnrties - 5 0 Mrs. Kenyon - 5 0 Miss Ilan. Myddleton 25 0 John Mebeax - 10 0 W.. Anderson - 5 0 C. lqciyes 1 1 T. A. Hemon - 6 Mrs. !lemon - 5 0 Lieut.-Gen. Sir A. Fits. gerald, Bart. - 10 0 lion. Col. H. F. R. Stanhope' - 10 0 Per Cortls'aud Co. Mr. New - ton• - 1 0 Mr. Tongo - 8 0 Thomas Wilion, - 1 1 W. Wright (Causeway) 5 0 Mr. Walton 1 1 A Friend, by Mrs. W. 1 0 W. Rdwaram . 1' 0 Rev. J. fork - 2 2 Mr. Brocksom Mr. Whitwell (Boongate) 5 0 John Smith - 1 , 0 Anus 'Yorke - 6 0 M.O.- 1 • 0 William Weston 5 0 G. S. T. - 2 0. fleith, Son, and Furze 52 - 10 S. IL - & 5 W. Pratt - 10 10 W. S. - - 1 I BefijillniTi Goad - 20 0 I f eltrenqe J. Marshall 10 10 Gabriel Caen, Brixton 5 0 Miss' F. B. B. - 1 1 Pigmies - 1 1 Thomas Murdock - 21 0 M. .1. Rifrpingbam 2 2 John Bunny - 5 0 Robert Westlfy Hall, Il ford Lodge, Ilford 10 0 C. T. - - 2 2 Derthex aratbers - 21. .0 Rev. W. C. Ridley, Kim boltun - - 1 Per Stephenson and Co. Bischoff 11affenden 20 0 Win. Welfitt - 5 0 Lowther and Phillips 5 6 Robert Heinle sad Seri 10 10 Warre Brothers - 20 0 Barlow and Anderson 10 10 Wm. Binns - 2 2 First Subscription. from Huntingdon, per D. Veasey, jun. - 50 0 John Friend - 5 5 Baiett, Farquhar,Craw ford, and Co. 105 0 Rev. W. W. Burnie 10 10 E. and W. Burbridge 10 10 Per Barnard and Co. H. M. - - 010 H. H ur l, - 10 10 J. Comelier and Sons 20 0 Geo. Wilkins - 2 0 P. H. S. - 1 0 E. Meen (Biggleswade) 5 0 James Weston, ditto 5 Per Curries and Cu. C. and M. - - 2 R. tll. - 1 0 Captain Garrett 5 . 0 J. G. - - 2 10 J. D. Thomson - 5 5 Per Grote and Co. Iliparuanto and Co 5 0 Per Kays, Price, and Co. C. W. - 3 0 T. W. - - 1 0 T. G. - 1 0 Per Fry and Co. C. A. P. J. Thurlow 1 0 John Goldesbrotilli 5 0 Per Lubbock anti Co. Rev. R. Buller, of Mar vial - - 10 0 James Prestwich & Co. 10 10 Per Child and Co. :firs. Keet' - 10 0 Col. Waldo Sibtliorp 15 15 Pickering and Smith 10 10 Sir C. Saxton, Bart. DO 0 R. Benyon de Beauvoir 1,00 0 Ch. B. - - 1 0 El. B. - - 0 10 Mr. Sergeant D'Oyley 5 0 John Kipling - 10 0 W. Bowker - 5 b Wm. J. Ca►npion - 21 0 Per Hankeys and Co. Samuel Skinner - 5 5 Roy. T. Russell,Walworth2 0 John Hunter and Son 5 5 J. C. - - 1 1 Solomon Peile 10 0 Charles.Arbottra - 5 0 Per Hammersleys and Co. John Swindell - 5 0 Per Hopkinson, and Co. An Officer of the 19th Foot 1 0 Friendly Brothers of St. Patrick, of the 32d Regiment - 10 0 From Twinings'. A Gentleman 1 1 Rev. J. P. Potter - 5 5 Samuel Haynes . 5 0 Per Ladbroke and Co. Worshipfhl Company of Grocers - 200 0 Samuel Nettleship 10 0 Thomas Nettleship 10 0 Miss Nettleship - 5 0 Jacob Clemente - 5 5 Rev. J. C. Clements 2 Per Veres and Co. 31ra. E. Baron - 5 5 W. Charletou 5 5 Bangley, Nutt, and Tea -1 nant - 10 0 Per Willis and Co. Heathy, Gilman & Co. 10 10 B. Alpin and Co: 5 5 Per Lees and Co. P. L. Brooke 20 0 H. W. A. 2 0 Ames Bluth - Al e 2. Per F..sdaile and, Co. W. T. Thorne '5 o Jos. Sl►ewell 2 2 Per Martins and 'CO. Rt. Hon. Lord Gambier 20 0 A Lady 20 0 Acqui rreie and Murri e t t 10 0 Per Glyn ..rco. Thou. mispiet' b 0 John Plunitree 10 0 For a Brother in 14-ant of Bread 0 10 LonilTu, , ea, Sun, and O'Brien 20 0 Every little helps .2 0 Per Spout and Co._ George Triune& 1 0 J. S. Loder 2 0 Thomas Ilutebinson 2 2 Per Bernet, Hoare, and Co. It P. ('Power) 3,, 3 john Rest/ and Nephew 25 0 Andrew Welsh and C. Lockyer 10 10 Per Snow and Co. Duke of Rutland 100 0 Per Gtioling. and Co. Richard Phillipii - 10 0 Colonel James Clitheroe 10 0' H. Hawker - 1 .1 Thomas Mason, Sfrat ford on.-Avuu.; -m . - 5 0 Viscount ate - P 60 The Hon. Robert Clive, hf.p. - 50 0 Francis Monte - 1 0 Thu Rev. Charles Wm. I Davey - - 5 A The Rev. Jas. Dalton 10 10 Miss Elizabeth Davy * 1 0 Robert Holforil bQ 0 Brooksbank and Parn O 5 Sir Thomas Tanered, Bt. 5 0 Henry Wm: Truk-red 's' 0 Per Pram! and Cu. U 9. 5 0 • 0 • 2 Charles Smith Robert Lloyd - J. R. Henry Garling - Per Coutts and Co. C. Z. - - 1 0 Airs.Harriett,EastSheen 10 0 Sir Jellison William Gordon, Bart. - 60 0 Per Herries and Co. John Penn AllO., Esq. 2 C. 'Weston,Esq.M.P. 21 0 Per Henry Hoare and Co. The Earl of Dartmouth 100 0 Robinson. and Son , b 0 E. V. Sidebottom 5 6 Sir Win. Oglander 25 0 CC. . - • 20 0 Hon, Ann V. Vernon 6 0 Hon. Mr. drank,' •)0 0 Rev. Joseph Pratt ' 5 0 W. L. - 1 0 Gen. W. Cartwright 10 10 J. IL - - 1 0 Sit Frits. J. Hartwell, Bart., for a Collection made at Latcharn-on- Staines - 25 0 Charles Heberden - 2 0 H. T. S. - - 1 0 Henry Hallam - 10 0 A few Journeymen Car penters and their Em ployer Miss M. Cary - S 0 Fras. W. Austin 5 0 Hon. F. G. Caltborpe 10 0 NI. H. - 2 • ..2 John CL Gough - 10 0 It'LeeWarner, specially for Acxington old its neighbourhood 50 0 The Dean and Canons of Windsor - I'oo 0' Earl of Liverpool - 200 0 The Dowager Lady Grantham - 0 James Stephen 10 0 L. L. L.L.B. - 2 0 Lord George Quin 10 0 Robert Penny, . - 5 ' 0 Henry natemen - 5 6 John Forster, Carey-street 5 0 J.D.' - - 10 . 0 Lord Lovaine - 25: 0' Cipt, F. Thoutis, 11. N. 2 0 Countess of 'Chichester 3 0' Miss Woodmiston 5 0 -The rename Oa family • at Mitcham 41.135.0 d. Hon. J. IL Frere 20 0' Right Hon. Sir John Nichol! 2 11 30 Subscriptions received, by the, bankers in town and country; and at the City of London Tavern, where the Committee meet daily. • W. 11. Secretary. . .Aptilicationi to the Committee must be utidreaeed to "Francis, Reeling. E. London," and superscribed 4, .Munnfaeturere Re lief C.Ornmittte." I 31 PORTA NT TP,FIO4IIIES rill HE BEST COINIMESIT oil the Virtues ..iintf Renovating Efficacy of Dr. SOI.OIION'S CELE- IiRATED CORDIAL BALA, OF fiILEAD. be the Cer tainty that Ladies of Fashion and Rerpectability tintl it the most Efficacious Medical Restorative to be met with vatiuus Weaknesses peculiar to their gc..X, gently throwing a genial warmth upon the debilitated anti relaxed frame, reeriuting the decayed spirits, dissipating heatiaelic,:dolness, and languor, and creaung a Please',, vivacity. The gram' extent to which it is used by the Sickly, the Nervous, and the Debilitated, proveg its unrivalled Merit ; to thousands of nelitnn it is daily of brtling relief which - no other Afedielne lots suppliea. To those whom early indulgence!' of the Passions—Dissipa_ tion, or too great Reliance car Constitutional Strength, hay( been injurious ; to the Sufferer from Lowness of Spirits, !fetal. nem of Minit, Deranged Stomach, Languor, and Incapacity for I.:okertion : to those in whom the Digestive and' Nervotta System r have been deranged, and consequent'iy labourinkittidet irregiLiar anti psinfid action ; and to these persons Who have ruined their ConstitutionS, 'and' brought on a perfect Tribes Doriills, by an immoderate indulgence of their passions. ; tn. in their way to the consummation of that deplorable :Slitlatly'arc affeeted with Weaknesses and the Obstruction of certain Byit;- citations, this remedy is recommended 11081 ample tixperience as the best restorative. A-very important observation may bts made In favour of this celebrated Medicine, that unless its operatioti was gentle, safe. and efficacious;. it could not have obtained the unexampled demand it has acquired for as it has rarely the great stiv,-an. rare of 1► pCISUANiVe advocate at the ear of the Patient, set no thing but his conviction of its viatica, by its salutary ctlbCts, can induce perseverance ; and yet reationuble pectieveranee is certainly ,rnohl requisite to-enable evert the happiest contbina. tions or Chemicals and Galt:Meals to root out chronic disearks and restore the valetudinarian tet health. Much more might be said in just report of it for trreat experience has shewn that none need despair, however dangerous their situation nifty be, when so noble, safe, and , efficacious n remedy it offered fur -their relief. . • CA tr•rtos.—As many Itnitationa oefn:trhalsverrsi c t, e po lle n nt rt n i o et n t: are on Sale, the Public will he sure to ask for it Ai ti Salo. boa "Surnl. s f o t o k m - o a n t , th b e i S v t t a r t poo np;:Vireil to each , flottle, winch other is genuine. Patients requiring advice stay °bulb , it by application' to aceompanicel be had at pilead.ll,-Ase. ston, Vornhill; )Ir. S;olger (late Ihieott & C0.),.150, Ux tord-Oieetr- Air. %Vora, liolborn ; Air. th'iliy M at u e in i Whitethittrel, London ; and by all the principal o f, Patent Medicines throughout the I,fuitid liihirtitan, price U. 'Fer Mule; otleiu, i,rt'die Family Bottle tot 'Ui. vICTIm tail NO,OPFICE, May 'l2, MM.' THE .COMMISSIONERS for VICTUAL LINC) his MAJESTTS NAVY, &e. do hereby give notice, that on THURSDAY, the Ist June next, they will be randy. to receive Tenders in writiOg (sealed up) and treat with such Persons as will undeftalte to furnish, and deliver into his Majet,ty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, ull such quantities of the undermentioned article* of Clothing,. dec. as may be demanded for the serViee of the Patients in the Naval Hospitals ddring the apace of Twelve Calendar Alonths certain, from the date of each Contract, and further, until the expirts• don of Three Months notice for the termination thereof, vis.:— Woollen Coverlets, . Flahnel Drawers, 'and in'oneContract.' Waisted Stockings, Cotton CoVerlot,i, i' Linen Drawers, 1.- Linen Caps, Ditto' Towels, Itlng and short, and i ... Table Cloths, ' Coats Waistcoats, and 1 Ditto. Trowstrs. The - 6 eard will, at the same time, receive TenderS for the Supply of Five Toni of curled Horse-hair, to be delivered into the said Stores within one Month from the date of the Contratt The CoAttitions of the Contracts, and Samples of tlYe seve ral articles requited, may be seen at this Office. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be deliVered befcte One o'Clock on the day appointed ; and the Peitton who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend m'answer when called for. M. LLER CLIFTON. . - tILECTION of WILLIAIVI WARtt, tsq .- .11-.:4 The COMMITTEE for conducting the ELECTION of WILLIAM WARD, Esq., sit daily at the City of London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, where all communications will be thankfully received. • Saturday, May 13, 1826. N.B. A General Meeting of District Coda uittees every Tues day, at 12 o'Clock, To the FREEHOLDERS OF NORTHUMBERLAND. tsIENTLEMEN—I have now completed my Can .i-ass of the County, and I acknowledge with the deepest feelings of gratitude the kind and flattering manner iii which I have been received. The assurances of support with which you have been pleased to honour me aye such as to forbid my enter taining a doubt of again being placed, by the suffrages of the in dependent Freeholders, In the honmitable and envied situation of one of the Representatives of this great Agricultural and Com mercial County ; at the same time I feel confident that my Friends will dot relax in their exertions until our object be finally at tained. It. has been my anxious wish to pay my personal respects to every Freeholder, and I have spared myself no labour to &worn plish that wish, but in some instances I have been disappointed. I beg those Gentlemen whom I have not been so fortunate us to see, to be assured that the faihtre of my intention to do so was altogether unavoidable. t Would willingly further pursue this object, did not my Parliamentary Duties require my presence eltiewbefe. Piave the 'Miaow to remain, Gentlemen, Your moot faithful and devoted 'errant, Wooleingtou, 27th April, IBe6. M4TTIIEW BELL. To THE FREEHOLDERS or NORTHUMBERLAND. , GENTLEMEN, , ISAVE now completed my" canvass,. unfe's§ some -IL alteration of circumstances should make it advisable fur me to renew it. I have been particularly anxious to call upon every freeholder, in order• to ascertain from him by a per, - smut interview, if he considered me unworthy .of continuing to fill the honourable situation of repromming . this ro,nytty, or if he would endeavour to return' me in my seat in tioifNe - of Com, 1110118, by favouring me with support. I kr. !, been received every where With the most cordial and flatto ing marks 'of approbation ; and I ha•cie ,nor. a . doubt that at the neral Election I shall be returned' by large . nntioritil 'Vn tt few weeks you will proimbly upim to exerciae one of the rntor important privileges of Englishmen, anti I feel pride in• considering that my Constituents will set an example of independence which has seldom, if ever, been agualled. It is ltriposi),h . . , for me to . express In adequate fangunge my gratitude to you fur the distinguished lio tiour which has attended my progreSs through the county, and for the unremitting exertions with which you have ,t) spiritedly favoured my cause. When have . the honour u t being elected' alt• your representative, I. stud dilig ntly seize .every opportunity of making a suitable return for the zeal with Which yen' haVesupported 'me,. by *hewing myself. .tu be the incorruptible deferarce•of 'the liberttes'of.My country,. and the cat eful guardian of the interests of NOrthumberlimi.• Oen. tlemen, I ani going to take nikrestVe ofYon for the'pr-se!it, in order to attend my dutit4i in Pitilinent during the short Hint. that it' Wilt cantintie sitting; but I shall take the earliest tipper tunify of returning among you, and, preparing fbr the important contest. In the meti time be firm in your determination to re si,t ail . influence in directing you in the ehoice ofyour repre sentatives: and recollect, that it rests with yourselves to curb the power ot'an aristocracy, which has hail:cited every chii,th to your respect, and to secure to yourselves the admiration and 'at itudeof England. I have the honoutio be, Gentlemen,. With'tho'rnost sincite feelings of gratitude and respect, Your faithfurand devoted Servant, Newcastle, April . 2ll, 1 - 821;': - T. W. 11.310 NT. • ifVLERGY ORPHAN CORPORATION, Sl'. • Joules Wowi, 11 1 / 4 1iirLiEBONIL. PATRON—The KING. PRISIDV4T—Right Hon. and Right Rev. Lord Bishop of LONDON. Vice.-Paßszurer—!-Iligtit Hon. tord KENYON. Notice is hereby given, that the Public Eakinination of the Children in the Schools of this' Corporation will take plaCe before his Once the Lord Archbishop of Clintertruri, at the School House, St. John's Wood, Marylebone, on ,MortnaY, the 22d inst. at Twelve o'clock precisely. " The Committee think it right to state, that the Measles . have, been lately in the St:hind, and that some of the Children are still labouring under the complaint." Notice.i. Ins-011u:the". given, that a QUARTERLY GENE RAI. MEETING•of this IncorPerated SOCIETY, for 'Cloth ing, Ilaintaining, and .Edueating Poor Orphan Children of Clergy men o f the Established (lurch of England; until of age to b,s put Apprentice, will be bole eu at' the Freemasons' Tavern; Great Queen-streett, Jiincoin's on , Wint.!espay, the t' 4th in stant, at: half-past Two o'clock precisely, for the purpose of Elect- Mg Children into the Sehools, and on other special affairs, G. A. E. MARSH, M. A'..SerrentrY. FOTHrAIGILIIS TONIC F . 4'31 Al,lll PILLS. THESE Pi L. i.s have helot in Public eN lima. tion for a-Nery considerable time, and are particukarly recommended in general Debility of tint Constittitiem, atm as a sate and excellent remedy in thOSS periodical irregolarities which reniales, of.itillrate and lauguiel more et „,,. 'daily. the younger part, arc :Wile to; they tend to .tretkgtiten the Organs or the Stomach, correct bad Digestion, remove N et . vous Read-ache, Arc. &L, and as a Family 4 11edi.. tine will be fetinstgenetally useful. ' Sold in Dedee*, ut Is.' 14tl. and as. td., by Butlers, Chennsty, I. corner of Cheapshle,. I ,oudoa Socitville.strret, It iblin ~titt. 73, Princei..street, Ettuinurgh ; any and co, 13ti, New ilond-weet, owl "220, !leg , rit,trcet ; and by the principal, Ileditisre Venders tltrytighmit the ynitvit Kingdatu. St-141),Tnucheele . , , Ot whoot inay be 1100. , 1 ira i t ) eti c o () ; I :t i te i i i ; 1 l igi l e i tt i el: : it 6 t : , st N : t l :r : ,lt o ‘ t r t: ) D tl i ti at . i t) rtl it ePs tut their various tiktromog atfetliiiitv, tt, t its`piettmion 'of Spirits . 11 end-ache* Los s of Appthte, Indigestion, tiinvotts, T e e mo " , ii.iiinting Fit and D e bility or Relaxation of the tiyatein. In BOttiClo, lAt 4S. 61:1• AIS:, .4114-22 i. C It K'S (fl EN ER IE. O111'f'I'I"11NCar a- • WAR EROILYSE, for th e EA t-r and WEST N. DIES and SOLITII AMERICA', EXETER CHANtM; STRAND. Officers, Cadets, and . Writers going to India; and 00ntle. men proceeding to" Altierica or any other part p'f ,the filobe will find in thk Establishment the whole of their Hill. tart' 4pointnitnts,'Swordn, Clams Sashes, Belts, PiStali t together with a large and .well.matathetured stockgr Sea Cots, Couches, anti Bedding; Cabin Nash-hand Ttiblis, Chairs, And Laraps.;.:Sear. Chests, Mule and 13u11oc1: Trunl:4„ and every . other description ot"rravelling Equipage. AN AS:;OIIT.UENT Olt ready fitted the necesputry . requisites', fur india4: eibd other tr vical likewim) 11 great variety of Silver and Kilted ArtieleN; .ftAiveg' and Forio, suitable for families going abroad ; and` Ilindostafice 11000, Maps, Ste. . _ V.AI4IIIONABLE STOCK of Cgrrinite, eurricle, lan demi. Plueten, Stanhopu.stol-Cludse fIAIINESS, with every descnption of Saddlery, Sic. Lie. for home wie, East ismt West i n dit's,, nod South America, which merit in.:fief:dun from their excellent quidity, tirst style of worktnonsnip, and ni443 eratt . prices. • • . • _ . . All the. Articlec . in thisEstabliAnuent are uP,l.Truntatt;autl' the excellent plan of fifty genre %tending lit still strictly adhered. toe :of nsking: but ant Reedy' Money Price, froin! which ,no abate ment will be made. , . ... BISH'S FAIthIVELL I ! !--T0 Tim PUBLIC.. IN addressing you, my best Friends," for thc last time, as t: ()turnery; I do feel various seemitions net to be titiseribed ; inexpfessible gratitude for years of-unbounded preterciice and favours bestowed fora leas series. of year*, inertly on myself, but ou my late rather. We have, 411 Disp nstrs of the favours of die Blind Oodde,!,, beeri•tppbe. eminently successltil in" distributing .an unprecedented .f, v isrAf, Capitals, amounting itt the aggregate to many as Lotteries ingrased,in number, my fame for thedistribUtlorkor it, wealth increasul tam) 4 it is, Uteri fore, with the'slneerest r..k 4 r, , t I announce that the. Legislature has come to. what I etrt.: , hider a very unwise decisions, viz. to ;Owlish lattteriett.'‘. e w r i r a t 1117 l i t l i t l e t t d r i e t e l u t g a i t r n inu n e te t r e, ° i . n ts i , Y i u t n t l l P : , a,v 4 e b E c c e on a co f f o t e l it w id e i t:t r e l:i:U " L s g:a i lv l a t t r t atits :ll it a itt ogo l td ti n ds::: , 'OM of the reset but where 4 4Y414111 , 11411 gone on wirticiu intermission ever since the reign of teen'Anee, apdAgoeght Haifa itlilliots..iorei e.Treatarx, I cannot kllAt 4 tl g n ' i t l e ' e tal!Y 4itt i r is n ll rlY ernirient writer, ‘ who says " Surely the ~present ix nit the best period for .experintente ;" and it would; .41 1 humble opinion, have been more wise to have done away with' sevrral obnortiOus and paltry Tarte% (vexatious in their collec tion) than to annihilate the Lottery, which,let it be well borne in mind. >K wveluhlerY Tax ; and, by its continuance, notbbly , might those obnoxious T44t11 be removed, but hundred of per sous kept In emplayment who must now be diseharkeir ; -stud Is this a time to add to the number of those who want support ? It Is; however, useless to repine.. -the Government .have decided that it shell. be so—and all OM can.be now done is to mike the most of the short time allowed before the syi,riin ix abolished. As ore tif..the Last Qaturactors, I, have „arranged, with nit colleague..., Kith theme AK must, Ir think, give ithivral. antisfaetio-1; it conta ne the very unplreetiented number at ix Grand Priz;:s of J 30,000 'Money' tno'forineir Lottery ever eon taincd more titan Pour), and my ettne file sale of Xlithooo Prizes t a m l : ll : 7 ;i t ee l lt i v ry tt e Lt r i b i: h i ;t:t i l i v t - e , : l l ,t e l4 .'i v ll coauewlriztiil cite tirst~ the last, ~antl mare tt!Mt half i f - Tickets 'and . tilfares are on hale at rny.Otreea, where 5m , '"',,,„... r " h may e. hutl-'&atix.. The Price wattlire.tOttahltrablY.Y44„ day, 27th. instant. . .. I have the' hotiotir to be Your devoted . rietvent, . . . I p. BlStf,44totklr.4.or. 4. t'ornhlll, and 9, Chriritiq Croo l , i,oetion. • ".• In the Dr a wing which took piece on 147ednes lay, the t Instant, I . 0 ,1 J'2l • 900 ,833 • • C.liiis ,li4 - • ...,,,,,,,.. And roar illinor Capitals.' L 021.1 4 CDotracted foe - 1 4s 10644 tit Eliti l vtt ROIL of the. Illt.XZll,Si, by A t. IN. Al. ItOriiir. CH IL P, in. London. — Notice is, hereby 1 ,.' , ,i1.1, tt,i,(tive,o::.t_ rurality' with the agreemenitiignel by lint Pixeallenck.3lanifer ROdrigneelituneiro l'esott, nOw Ramat OrKbiyaivoti eit ibt. r ‘ of the Council of his Majerk the Euipeterlegie lititell„ int! liN'Plenipotentiary in Europe; dated the'l2th-of_ktwitifi 11125, according to vihich a tiinleing Fund wan provided, wtt*reilN deposit of Ronde, redeen•ed has biertAxed to tak Ow e ,* th - ,- 4 ,,, 12.111 day of ill ay e Ins Excellency.. Ratan / tabayun a ~tolltdrpiti,_ 51r. N. M. Rothseltud, and accomPaniLd , wr,b' 54r . . 0000-Lai. Omen, Notary . Public, did cancel. and dePtisit at tlni aimik t if England, the amount of Forty-three Thotiaatnt PoisiNta ix ' Roods, as specified belnw,:' and A° Six f iliotti;4 7 i4l•lyeAttair..; dyed Pounds, being the Intettst On'flontli(riteleernM ftS. the nil, illy of December next ettsttiAg, malting together the -.:Utri o Forty-nine Thouaand Five'llundred Pounds, viz. Number of Special Mudd' teneeMed. Letter B. No. 8136 836 . 2of X. 5110 . ;WIC C. Nu. 2203 2204 2205 .2206 2207 2203 2202 • 22/0. 2211 , 2212 2213, 2214 2211.1•: 201_ 2217 2218 2219 220 22'21, 2222, ..2223 2224 2225 2226 2227 2228 2220 ~ 2230 2231 2232 2233 2234 2'235 206 2237 2238 2239 • 2240 2atr' . 224 ) 2 2243 2241 2.145 2246. 2247 22:11 2249. 2259 ' 2231 2252 2253 • 2254 2255 2256 2257 2258 2259 2260 2201 2240 . 2263' 29134 ' 2265 2266 2267 2268 2'269 2270 2271 2272 2:472. 2;04 '2276 22741 2277 2278. 2279 gm 2281'2282 2293 2264 2281/, 2 , 40, 2287 2208 2269 221(0 2291 2262 2293 2294 2295 2296 2297 ;e9B 2299 2300 23111 2302 2303 2394 2305. 2306 2307 2308 2309 2310 2311 2312 2313 2314: • 2315 2310 2317 2318 2319 282' 2321 233,2 23,23 2324 2325 2326 2327 ' 23211 23,29 - • 2330 2331 2332 2333 2384: 2335 2336'2337 2338 2339 2340 2341 2341 .- 14(1of .C2lll .2300 e 1423 1424 1425 , 11426 1429 1430 143 T /1432 . . 1435 143 1 ; 1437 11438' • 1441 1442 1443 11444 1447 1448 1449: , 11450. 14 .i 3 1464 1455 . v 40 6, 1469 1,460 Uftl, . 11464 . 1465 1466 140 1146 k 1471 1472 1473 11474 1477 1478 1479 11480 '. 1483 • 1464 1,485 11496' : 1489 1490 . 1401 11492 1495 1496 1497 11498 • 1501 1502 1503 11504 1507 1403 1509 11510 1513 1614 1514 11516 1419 1520 1621 11422 . 1424 1620 147* 14628 1531 1532 1433 11634 1537 1538 151, 11540 1143 1514 1545 11546: 1545 1550 1 issl 11552 1:.55 1556 1557 if 658 1561 1562 '1563 11564 1507 1568 1569 11570' 1573 1574 1575 11376 1579 1580 1581 11562 158.5 1586 087. 115814 • 1011 1502 1591`, 11594: 1597 . 1398 1590 11600 3606 3801; 4487 2970 3127 31213 3n92 30V3z 8586 3509 3609' 31..91' 3606 3697 308 2973 ~ , ~`, .. ~.~. D. No, 11491 1422 11427 1428 11499 1434 11439 1440 11445 1446 11451 1452 11457 1458 1,1463 1464 1146 1470 11476 1476 11481 1482 flO7 1488 11493 1494 11499 1500 11505 1506 11511 1512 11517 1510 11523 1524 11529 1530 11535 036 ow 1542 11347 1548 11353 1554 (1559 1560 11565 1566 11571 1572 1 1577 1478 /1683 1584 11'489 1590 11595 1696 11601 1602 2971 2972 3694 3696 3603 3695 5493 205 of .eloo'. Iptoo Together 347 Bonds, amounting to Z 49,500 DAT ENT SASHES tind DOORS.---J AMES TURN.EII, Carpenter and Builder, No. 4Z, WELLS.' STREET, Qxibrti-street, Sole Proprietor of a.rateni.latcly granted fur an improVed principle a 6,Oftmtnic it ifi g luinglng Voiding Sttalta'rtually called French Sashes, and 066Ti,. - by which the etherrial 1 , 1 excluded, and' raih Water effectually. prevented from penetrating into. moitin; and admit nt* the beat ventilation. .1. 'J'oi'ner, in offering them to the coniideititibri of Nohlemek And Oentlernen,. especially to Architecta,Antk Builders tritstl they will be found to mer i t their entire,,apixtnd bntion.— l ators And Sashes fixed, all above, for Thapection.